Let’s be the foreman of Citroen. Through the Czech temporary workers at Citroen, he learned about some wealthy peasants and used drugs to control the Czechs to steal and kill. Albert, a diligent coffee shop owner, accidentally recognized Jean at the racecourse and was killed by the Czechs who were given control. Albert called the detective Maigret before he died. Maigret got the truth out of her cocoon.
Maigret has a good reputation in Paris. Any citizen is willing to trust him and provide clues. Before his death, Albert also mentioned that his wife Nina had met him. It turns out that Nina had served the Meregg and his wife at the resort many years ago, so Albert would think of Merreg when he was in danger.
Maigret is willing to restore the course of the matter. His wife is also willing to support him.
The Czechs live a life inferior to pigs and dogs in Paris and are not treated as people by Parisians, but only as tools and things. A person who has lost his country is too miserable. He looked like a dog, had a wife and three children, but deceived a beautiful girlfriend, treated Czechs cruelly, and led several murders.
Albert is conscientious and commonplace. His lifelong expectation is to get married and have children, but he was killed by accident, a tragedy of ordinary people.
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